November Handicap Betting Odds

The soft ground specialists are likely to thrive in the November Handicap at Doncaster considering that there is plenty of rain forecasted in Yorkshire. Hopewell Rock has been knocking on the door in the past three races and the three-year-old has been backed on the market. However, Castle Cove is operating at a similar price and could also have claims.

Lord Melbourne is a five-year-old who made a winning start to the season and looks set to go well for Ralph Beckett. Atherstone Warrior has two recent wins under the belt and there could be more to come from Master Vintner. Perfect Your Craft could also be favourably weighted at the bottom of the order and could be each-way value.

2025 Virgin Bet November Handicap Betting Tips

The Virgin Bet November Handicap is a Doncaster race over one mile and four furlongs that takes place on Saturday. It’s the final chance to back a winner at this Yorkshire track for this meeting, with Hopewell Rock having finished runner-up at Leicester last time out. That came after finishing second at Doncaster and having run at this track before is clearly an advantage.

Castle Cove is a four-year-old who has run four times this season. William Haggas trains a runner who was successful at Chester back in June, with the 8/1 shot winning over one mile, two and a half furlongs. It was a strong performance on soft ground and came before solid efforts at Goodwood, Sandown and Newbury.

Lord Melbourne landed a victory last time out and Ralph Beckett saddles a horse who finished first at Epsom Racecourse at the end of September. Previously to this, the charge was able to win the 2024 November Handicap. Sent off at 14/1, there was a one-length success and there was also an August 2024 triumph at Epsom.

Atherstone Warrior is a three-year-old who has clocked up consecutive victories. Gary & Josh Moore saddle a horse who was able to notch a success at Newbury at the end of October, with that coming after a triumph at Sandown over one mile and two furlongs. Perhaps the horse will continue to improve and finish ahead of the rivals.

2024 November Handicap Tips

There are lots of horses who are capable of hitting the frame when it comes to the November Handicap at Doncaster Racecourse, with the horse racing betting sites sure to offer extra places for each-way punters. It might even pay to consider backing more than one horse in this race and have them against the field over one mile and four furlongs.

Valvano has recorded a runner-up spot and two third-placed finishes this term. Ralph Beckett trains a three-year-old who ran well at York last time out, performing well over one mile, two and a half furlongs. However, some might prefer the chances of Master Builder and the three-year-old was successful at Haydock at the beginning of September.

This came after a solid performance in the Sky Bet Melrose Handicap at York, although there are lots of contenders who could land a victory here. Miller Spirit has bagged three wins on the bounce and the four-year-old was last seen winning at Newbury on heavy ground, something which followed a success at Epsom at the end of September.

Minstrel Knight was able to score back to back victories and the three-year-old was able to score at Haydock and York in the past two races. The most recent came in October where there was a flashy performance over one mile and six furlongs. Stressfree has also been hitting the frame on a regular basis and can also be considered.

2023 November Handicap Tips

There are plenty of horses who have a lively chance of securing a victory in the Virgin Bet November Handicap, with Local Dynasty having landed consecutive wins last season before three further appearances this season. The Godolphin-trained charge scored at Sandown and Pontefract last autumn but hasn’t won in the past three outings.

There was a third-placed finish out of six runners at Chester Racecourse in May, while the horse produced a bright performance to finish third in a field of big runners in the Golden Gates Stakes. More recently was that fourth-placed finish at Newmarket and this runner possibly sets the benchmark with which the others need to adhere to.

Chillingham was fourth in a most recent run at Hamilton when running over one mile and four furlongs, with the charge having previously been seen at Ripon when being nudged into second place as the 5/6 favourite. Last June, in the Copper Horse Handicap, there was a fourth-placed finish at Ascot in a race won by Vauban.

Laafi could go well and the three-year-old produced a spirited performance to win a handicap race at Newmarket in early November. It was impressive that the horse was able to make all, with fourteen other runners beaten over one mile and two furlongs. Perhaps this is the value each-way selection for this encounter.